LawFuel’s 2022 Lawyer of the Year is the battling ‘loophole lawyer’ who fought to get Charlotte Bellis into the country under the MIQ lottery system.
Article source: Capcut.com If you run a law practice, there’s a good chance people are looking for answers on YouTube before they ever call your office. Someone worried about a landlord dispute or a fender bender at 11 p.m. isn’t browsing attorney websites. They’re typing a question into a search bar and clicking whatever looks
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One of Britain’s richest financiers is taking his former barrister to court, alleging negligent legal advice in a long-running tax dispute. The case highlights the significant professional liability facing specialist tax counsel when aggressive financial structures unravel. Michael Platt, the billionaire founder of BlueCrest Capital Management, has brought professional negligence proceedings against leading tax barrister
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By Simon P Marshall, former journalist and founder of legal marketing agency TBD Marketing and publisher of Si’s Matters. Leaders may post about awards, but what keeps them up nights –at least right now – is Weil. I spent Wednesday at a law firm leaders’ conference where Weil was nowhere on the formal agenda, yet
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Australia’s Slater & Gordon has staged a remarkable financial recovery, nearly doubling its annual profit and paying its first dividend in a decade after years of corporate turmoil, debt problems and controversy. The private equity-owned personal injury giant reported an after-tax profit of $46 million for the 2026 financial year, its third consecutive year of
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Ramona Nee, Weil’s executive partner in waiting, takes a 40-lawyer private equity and debt finance team to Kirkland & Ellis as her old firm winds down. But read Kirkland’s announcement and you would never know Weil, Gotshal & Manges existed. The firm’s name does not appear once. Kirkland & Ellis has confirmed that 40 lawyers
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Buchalter is pleased to announce the promotions of 12 attorneys to Partner across 10 practice groups and seven offices. “Internal elevations are an incredibly important part of our firm culture, and we are so proud to celebrate Sonja, Ryan, Graham, Rebecca, Joe, Danielle, Tiffany, Mike, Michelle, Kenny, Dalton and Jackie,” said Adam Bass, President and
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Thomas Wayne Markle Arrested on Federal Complaint Charging Him with Possessing Sexually Explicit Images of Himself with Minor Girls LOS ANGELES – A Florida man was arrested today on a federal criminal complaint alleging he kept child sexual abuse material (CSAM), including sexually explicit photographs of himself with prepubescent girls, in two Los Angeles-area storage units
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Article source: ZeroGPT.com A legal argument can be persuasive and still violate court filing requirements. Attorneys must follow strict rules covering document length and formatting before submitting briefs. Even a few extra words can require last-minute changes to an otherwise completed filing. For law firms, these restrictions make document length a compliance issue rather than
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Summary: What to Know Before Hiring Virtual Paralegals By Isabelle Fahy, Head of Growth at HireParalegals, a specialised legal staffing marketplace Choosing where to hire virtual paralegals depends on the type of legal work involved, the candidate’s experience, security requirements, and whether the firm needs ongoing or project-based support. Among the eight providers compared, the best
Television producer Alexander Breingan’s appeal of a District Court decision denying him the ability to attend future court appearances from the United States has been dismissed. The Serious Fraud Office filed 33 charges against Mr Breingan for allegedly making false representations and using forged documents to obtain more than $4.3 million in Government-funded rebates and
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